Actually the web site has been valuable in diagnosing and comparing symtoms on the equipment of folks who choose the software and want to keep it. That's not trolling. And I've also noted in previous communications that avast! is actually a good product. Of course that was long before all of the unneeded bloat was configured into the standard. Google Chrome, webrep, and some others. And opinions vary so scribble what you wish.
As far as any opinions on what I
assume, please understand that just because someone sits on a forum endlessly reciting the old uninstall and reinstall gag everytime someone's computer gets fudged up with this thing doesn't make you a developer . If I believe ( based on genuine experience) that a "developer"
doesn't have any idea what they are talking about then I'll usually make that view known so that they understand that they aren't addressing the average user who would blindly follow the herd.
So, not rude. A realist.
And my computer never gets messed up, btw. Never. At least it hasn't in many years. Regardless of software, it's how the user manages their hardware and surfing habits that premise how well it functions. So if I'm discussing an issue it's usually regarding some other poor souls problems after just hitting the gimme, gimme, gimme buttons and tick boxes.
I will leave you with the fact that I have seen very, very few general pc problems from users of MSE than that of avast! users. Think what you wish. I really don't care.
A simple peek at the threads should reinforce the notion.
It's software, folks. Nobody is out for "revenge". If a software assumes the role of the users logic and it impedes progress in return for some model of growth then you uninstall it. Simple. You find what works for you. And when you do then you'll be of the more informed position to comprehend what "testing" truly means in a room full of self proclaimed "developers" who are only moved by the market share.